This is a feel good movie about musicians making an album. Samuel Victor and Jennie Shotton play J.J. and Kayleigh, two isolated human beings who team up to write and perform the perfect love song. The songs are pleasant and the characters are sympathetic and likable even Yasmin Turner as Rebecca. There is a nice dynamic between the characters which makes the movie enjoyable to watch. There is almost as much music as a musical but it doesn't feel much like a musical.
However I didn't like the many edited camera angles and the quality of the film can be bad at times due to blurry footage and poor lighting etc.
Movies like this are pleasant and uplifting to watch - if you want a break from action or violence of summer blockbusters.
However I didn't like the many edited camera angles and the quality of the film can be bad at times due to blurry footage and poor lighting etc.
Movies like this are pleasant and uplifting to watch - if you want a break from action or violence of summer blockbusters.
